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...WEDNESDAY.Lecture. Egypt at the Dawn of History. Mrs. C. Stevenson. Peabody Museum...
...atmosphere of the earth been subjected to great changes in mass or in chemical constitution since the dawn of light...
...relation of the heathen Scandinavian to his God was a sort of a commercial one; when he wanted something he sacrificed to his God and only then. This sort of belief became unsatisfactory to the people shortly before the dawn of Christianity, and a sort of atheism...
...verse of the number, one cannot say with Plutarch, that it is "written in fire." Nevertheless, both "Dawn" and the "Villanelle" are more than mediocre. One or two lines of the former are good, although in consideration of the innumerable word-harmonies of which "Dawn" has been the theme, it is not strange if one notes the lack of a single original strain in the song. The "Villanelle" is correct in form and in a certain brightness of fancy reminds one of Herrick. As a villanelle it is praise-worthy...
...January Scribner's has a poem entitled "A Ballade of Dawn" by Hugh McCulloch, Jr., and another, "The Dean of Bourges" by Barrett Wendell...